Monroe College - The Bronx Campus

The Bronx Campus

The Bronx Campus consists of seven facilities:

King Hall – Opened in 1993. King Hall is the hub of the college containing the English and Social Sciences Department, traditional academic classrooms and computer labs, various college offices (the President, Student Financial Services, Student Services, Undergraduate Admissions, the School of General Studies) and the JAG (Jerome Avenue Grille), the King Hall Gymnasium, and the college’s writing center.

Ustin Hall – Opened in 2008 as the home of the School of Business and Accounting and the King Graduate School. It contains state-of-the-art classrooms, computer labs, offices, and a meeting room.

Jerome Hall – Opened in 1991. Has the Thomas Schnitzler on the lower level and on the ground and upper floors are offices for the Bachelor’s Degree programs, the School of Criminal Justice, the School of Hospitality Management and the Culinary Arts, and the Academic Office, as well as classrooms

Monroe Hall – Opened in 1967 as the first facility at the Fordham campus. The former West Farms campus closed in 1977. Monroe Hall is the home of the School of Information Technology and contains both computer labs/classrooms and traditional academic classrooms .

South Hall – Opened in 1981. Currently houses the offices and classrooms of the Mathematics Department. The building also contains the college’s mock courtroom used by the School of Criminal Justice.

West Hall – Opened in 2002 and is the home of the School of Allied Health Professions, the School of Nursing, and administrative offices, including the Office of Career Advancement and the Registrar.

Annex – Opened in 2005. Houses administrative offices, a large meeting room that is often used for community purposes, and the college’s welcome center office.